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Page 8, Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, Novembr 9, 1994 Lishman guiest 011 award night William Lisbncan, chair of Operation Migration, will be guest speaker at the Peter Perry award evening hosted by the Whitby Chamber of Commerce on Nov. 23 at Jackson's Touch of Class banquet hall, 104 ANNOUNCEMENT Alastair Strachan, Vice President & Manager, Royal LePage Commercial Real Estate Services, is pleased to announce that OZZIE TANNER has joined the Industrial Sales Team. Ozzie has 30 years real estate sales and finance experience. He will continue to concentrate his activities in the Metro East area with particular emphasis on Durham Region. At Royal LePage, our continuing success is based on our team approach. We complete more transactions than any other Broker, and that means developing and harnessing more and better market intelligence. No other Broker puts so many resources at the disposai of its agents. Ozzie will be pleased to discuss our full- service coverage with you. Royal LePage provides service on aIl your real estate needs woridwide. ROYAL LEPAGE Real Estate Services Ltd. Broker Consumers Dr., Whitby. In 1988, Lisbman created the award-winning video 'C'mon Geese' which documents his projeet of conditioning Canada geese te fly in formation witb an ultralight aircraft of bis own creation. He is known for conducting a migration experiment by raising a flock of Canada geese and leading them 400 miles south to Virginia. He is currently in the process of editing a documentary film on the project and bas signed a contract with Sony Columbia Picures for a feature film based on bis life story. The event is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $53.50. Nominations for the Peter Perry award are being accepted until y LOAL BOADS No. 18. Contact the Whitby chamber for more details at 668-4508. 'Stay in School' economics The 'Economics of Stayingn School' (ESIS) was schedldto be held today at E.A. L-ovel Public School in Oshawa. ESIS, presented by Junior Achievement and the Bank of Montreal, is a series of classroom activities designed to help stu- dents understand the importance of an education and the personal and economic costs of dropping out of school. ESIS is being presented in four sessions, deahing with success independence, employment and futures, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. O n November 24, key players in Ontario's training and adjustmenr systemn arc invited to participate in the launch of tbcir Local Board. Local Boards will bc indepenclent, not-for-profit corporations, governed by a Board of Directors andi xill address training and adjustinent issues in the communiry. 1111MII1IMIMIMJ The launch meeting xiii bc bosted by the sponisors. It wilI bc the 6irst step in naking your Local Board a reality. Cal] 1-800-608-4502 if you'rc unsure xvicb Local Board you're in. The launclh s a working meeting that xiii bring together the sevenl labour market partncr groups who are most affected by how policies are decided and programis run. 'l'hey include those in the comimunitv who represent business, labour, wornen, racial mi norities, people with disabilitics, francophones and educators andi trainers. The meeting will fcaturc a presentation on Local Boards and provide the opportunity for thc local labour market partners to micet anti discuss this important initiative. WHEN: Thursday November 24, 1994 TIME: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Registration begins at 6 p.ni.) WHERE: Legala Banquet and Conference Centre 65 Sunray Strect, Whitby. ACCESS: Simultaneocîs English/French translators and sign language interpreters will bc available. WeI ask that you advise us in advancc if you nced these services. RSVP: Space is limitcd. Please RSVP the Local Board Implementarion Team at 1-800-608-4502. - The Sponsors Canadjà à5 O n arioand AdîMtmeniBud COoFMI dem. VALENTINO'S STYLISTS Cheryl Hannah and George Tsinokas did well at the reent International Beauty Show in Toronto. Hannah won second prize and Tsinokas fourth in two different style categories. They were the only Ontario stylists to earn awards at the competition. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Crove's United Way campaign is underway Croven Crystals Limited of president of Croven, cited many Whitby bas Iaunched their reasons for their support of the internai campaign in support of compaign. the United Way. "We support the United Way The conipany is providing a because it is a great way te help 29-inch colour television as an broadly in the community,' with incentive to CroVen employees. In one- canipaign, and our, one incremnents of one dollar per week cororate push. of pledge to the United Way, So far, $1.3 million has been employees will have a chance to raised toward this year's goal of win the television. $3.2 million for the United Way*of Robert C. Warburton, Oshawa-Whitby-Claringtôn.' Model agency fr. alert issued by police Durham Regional Police are warning the public of fraudulent model agencies that bave recently operated in cities in eastern and soutbern Ontario. The fraudulent agencies or 'bureaus,' as tbey are semetimes called, conduct auditions for one day in a local hotel or motel. They charge an evaluation fée nt the time of the audition, and dlaim that it is totally refundable if the registrant does not qualify. They sometimes charge additional fees. The model or talent bur-eau thon disappears. Police suggest that before money is paid out for such an audition, proper identification should ho taken from the person to wbom the money is paid. Police aIse suggest that a full and complete business address should be obtained that is verified as the address for the model or talent bureau that they are dealing with. r Pringle Creek Medical Centre is pleased t10 iz1rohc DR. SALMA KASSAM She is a graduit..ofi the Un iversity of Toronto Medical School and has fuliilled tlie requirernents of' the College of" Farnily Physicians of Canada for Certif ication ini Farnily Medicine. She is currently accepting nevw patients. Hours: Mon -'Iiurs 9anl - 7pm n r 9anm - 4pmi Rossland R6 N Sat 1 Oitim - I 2iooii (Urgent Cane) PRINGLE CREEK NMEDICAL CENTRE an P i. ,,9 mk 729 Asidero,îSSt Whitbv (i nexi t,' orinI)i'/(. 66-180ODundaq Si (HWY i'2) ý